How to Use Briz Video Joiner to Combine Videos Without Re-encoding

Step-by-step guide: Join multiple clips with Briz Video Joiner

What this guide does

Shows a quick, no-frills workflow to merge multiple video files using Briz Video Joiner while keeping original quality.

Requirements

• Briz Video Joiner installed on Windows.
• Video files to join (same container/codec recommended for no re-encoding).

Steps

1. Open Briz Video Joiner.
2. Add files: Click “Add” (or drag-and-drop) to import the clips in the order you want them joined.
3. Arrange order: Use the up/down buttons to reorder clips if needed.
4. Choose output format: Select the same container/codec as your source files (e.g., MP4) to avoid re-encoding.
5. Set output file name and folder: Click “Browse” to choose destination and filename.
6. Check settings: Ensure “Join without re-encoding” (or equivalent) is enabled if available.
7. Start joining: Click “Join” (or “Start”) and wait for the process to finish.
8. Verify output: Open the resulting file in a player to confirm audio/video sync and completeness.

Tips

• If sources have different codecs or parameters, use a short re-encode to standardize them first.
• Backup originals before processing.
• For large files, ensure sufficient disk space and avoid running other heavy tasks.

Troubleshooting

• If join fails or quality changes, re-encode all clips to a common format (same codec, resolution, frame rate) then re-run the join.
• If audio is out of sync, check each clip’s frame rate and timestamps; remux or re-encode as needed.

Quick example (typical settings)

• Input: clip1.mp4, clip2.mp4, clip3.mp4
• Output format: MP4 (same codec)
• Option: Join without re-encoding enabled
• Result: merged.mp4